Massachusetts Foreclosure Litigation Attorney

Brock-; Plainville (MA); On-site; USD 99,000 - 121,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

401(k) Plan

Paid Holidays & PTO

Job summary

Brock & Scott, PLLC in Massachusetts is seeking an experienced Litigation Attorney licensed in Massachusetts with a strong background in residential foreclosure. The ideal candidate will handle foreclosure-related litigation, review case files and titles, and represent clients in court as part of a dynamic legal team focused on efficient, compliant, and client-focused representation.

Massachusetts Bar admission is required; Rhode Island and New Hampshire bar admissions are preferred.

Qualifications

• J.D. from an accredited law school.
• Massachusetts Bar in good standing; admission in Rhode Island and New Hampshire preferred.
• 3–5 years civil litigation experience, with priority for residential/commercial real estate, foreclosure, FDCPA, RESPA, and TILA claims.

Responsibilities

• Litigation duties in residential foreclosure and real estate matters.
• Draft pleadings, motions, legal opinions and memoranda.
• Appear at hearings, mediations, depositions and other client appearances.
• Analyze cases, propound discovery, and respond to requests.
• Maintain case management reports and coordinate with paralegals on assigned matters.

Skills

Computer skills

Case management software

Courtroom experience

Attention to detail

Multi-tasking

Education

J.D. degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Brock & Scott, PLLC in Massachusetts is seeking an experienced Litigation Attorney licensed in Massachusetts with a strong background in residential foreclosure. The ideal candidate will handle foreclosure-related litigation, review case files and titles, and represent clients in court as part of a dynamic legal team focused on efficient, compliant, and client-focused representation.

Massachusetts Bar admission is required; Rhode Island and New Hampshire bar admissions are preferred.